This update is all about consent survey requests. Requests that allow more than one answer can now actually be answered that way, expired requests are finally recognisable as expired and no longer come at you in a popup, and filters make the list easier to work through. On top of that, a number of screens you use daily have become smoother and more reliable.

New features

• Consent survey requests that allow more than one answer now show checkboxes instead of radio buttons, with a banner saying multiple answers can be selected.
• The consent survey requests list screen has new filters (replacing the filter by child): All, Open and Expired. 

Fixed bugs

• Picking a date for a planning request is much smoother. Paging further ahead through the months stays responsive, also with several children, and the calendar stays on screen while the planning loads.
• Edits on the parent and child profile screens were kept when you closed the screen without saving. They are discarded properly now. 
• The country was not shown on the contact person screen. This has been rectified.
• iOS: opening the App Store from the "new version available" prompt could fail. This has been resolved.
• Expired consent survey requests still triggered a popup on the "Home" screen even though they could no longer be answered. They no longer count towards the popup and are shown as expired in the list.
• The popup about open consent survey requests appeared twice when switching accounts or opening the app from a push notification. This has been solved.

Maintenance and improvements under the hood 
As with every release, we did work behind the scenes as well: the underlying frameworks and libraries have been updated, outdated code has been cleaned up, and we extended our monitoring so we spot and fix problems faster than they get reported. You will not notice any of this directly, but it keeps the app stable, secure and ready for what is coming in the next releases.